to-html

Terminal wrapper for rendering a terminal on a website by converting ANSI escape sequences to HTML. Depends on bash.

Changelog ☑

The changelog can be found here.

Installation 🚀

How to install colo is explained on the releases page.

Examples 📚

Execute a command:

bash to-html 'echo "Hello world"'

Execute several commands:

bash to-html 'echo "Hello "' 'echo world' ls

Commands can contain bash syntax, including pipes and redirections:

bash to-html "echo Hello world! | grep 'H' > somefile.txt"

Stylesheet 💎

Include this on your website to get syntax highlighting for the prompt:

Click to expand stylesheet

```css .terminal { background-color: #141414; overflow: auto; color: white; line-height: 120%; }

.terminal .shell { color: #32d132; user-select: none; pointer-events: none; } .terminal .cmd { color: #419df3; } .terminal .hl { color: #00ffff; font-weight: bold; } .terminal .arg { color: white; } .terminal .str { color: #ffba24; } .terminal .pipe, .terminal .punct { color: #a2be00; } .terminal .flag { color: #ff7167; } .terminal .esc { color: #d558f5; font-weight: bold; } .terminal .caret { background-color: white; user-select: none; } ```

Demonstration 📸

```bash

to-html 'cargo test' "to-html 'cargo test'" ```

screenshot

Code of Conduct 🤝

Since this program is written in Rust, the Rust code of conduct applies. Please be friendly and treat everyone with respect.

Contributing 🙌

I appreciate your help! The easiest way to help is to file bug reports or suggest new features in the issue tracker.

If you want to create a pull request, make sure the following requirements are met:

The code is documented
If you add a dependency that includes unsafe code, please explain why it is required
Please try to keep compile times small, if feasible

Also, to pass continuous integration, the code must

be properly formatted with cargo fmt
pass cargo clippy
compile on the latest stable Rust version on Ubuntu, Windows and macOS.
all tests must pass

To contribute to the website, send a PR to the gh-pages branch.

That's it! If you have any questions, feel free to create an issue.